XI.

The heroes marched to Cattraeth with the dawn;

Feelingly did their relatives {96d} regret their absence;

Mead they drank, yellow, sweet, ensnaring;

That year is the point to which many {96e} a minstrel turns;

Redder were their swords than their plumes, {97a}

Their blades were white as lime, {97b} and into four parts were their

helmets cloven, {97c}

Even those of {97d} the retinue of Mynyddawg the Courteous.

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